Quote by David Levithan

To love--to fall--is not a question.To touch--to kiss--to speak--those are questions.


To love--to fall--is not a question.To touch--to kiss--to sp

Summary

This quote suggests that falling in love is not a conscious decision or a matter of choice. It states that the experience of love is beyond our control, something that happens on its own. However, it presents touching, kissing, and speaking as actions that require active participation and deliberate decisions. In essence, it distinguishes between the uncontrollable feeling of love itself and the intentional actions that stem from it, implying that while love may be involuntary, how we express and communicate it remains within our control.

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By David Levithan
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